Props to Zerohedge (the best English-language financial news aggregation service in existence anywhere) for the heads up. ...the major factor driving credit quality is the relatively high level of debt and the difficulty in significantly cutting spending. We are taking a negative action not based on the delay in raising the debt ceiling but rather [...]
Judge Andrew Napolitano makes an impassioned plea to House Speaker John Boehner to hold firm on the debt ceiling debate.
What arrogance; what ego. As a recruiting tool for Tea Party-minded folks, he's too good to be true. Your fence-sitting friends need to see this.
You can't blame Rick Santelli for getting frustrated with this discussion panel. The math is clear. We CANNOT keep spending more than we take in. It really is just that simple.
...in ten minutes, on the Dylan Ratigan show. I will leave you to wonder about what to name the economic system that we have now, because it ain't capitalism. Click on link => Video
Zerohedge: Chinese Treasury Holdings Decline For Fifth Month In A Row, Biggest Drop Since November 2010 Zerohedge: Empire State Manufacturing Index Plunges, Comes At 11.9 Down From 21.7, And Big Miss To Expectations Of 19.55 (May 2011 report) Business Insider: Empire State Manufacturing Survey Collapses, Comes In NEGATIVE (June 2011 report) The Empire State Manufacturing [...]
"...even if it's just the viewers of your network." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wgfcl5arHPQ&feature=player_embedded#at=32
A hard-hitting video highlighting the harsh reality of where the economy stands one year after "recovery summer" was claimed as a victory. From American Crossroads.
With the government annointing itself the sole provider of student loans, and with the cost of tuition continuing to skyrocket, will this mean that the taxpayer will soon be stuck with mountains of bad student loan debt? Watch this video for an eye-opening discussion on the cost/benefit analysis of a college education, and how nearly [...]
Thirteen minutes; this is the second half of an interview with Max Keiser. Please watch and understand. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sX7M3w02Bfw&feature=player_embedded#at=751
Philadelphia Fed Business Outlook: See that dip and then up-spike in late 2010? The up-spike was the start of QE2. The markets are now pricing in the scheduled end of QE2 next month. Would anyone care to guess what happens next? What happens when the irresistable force meets the immovable object? Peter Schiff has some [...]
